Marcel Hirscher vince per la quinta volta lo slalom di Adelboden

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Marcel Hirscher vince per la quinta volta lo slalom di Adelboden

After having done a first run at no more than 60% of his chances, Marcel Hirscher put the turbo in the second heat, making the best lap time and triumphs for the fifth time in the Adelboden World Cup men's slalom.

Once again, his compatriot Marco Schwarz, as in Zagreb a week ago, came out in the second heat after closing the first from the leader, Hirscher is in his 67th victory in the World Cup, the 9th season, the 31st in slalom, the 4th seasonal. Second at 50 cents the young French Clement Noel, the first well deserved podium, third to 71 cents (the same as yesterday's break in the giant!) The Norwegian Henrik Kristoffersen that has affected a better placing grossly wrong in one of the first doors. Thirteenth Manfred Moelgg, the best of the Azzurri. Soon the complete report of the race!
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